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gigs Fifty Cents a Dozen.

A gentleman who keeps few hens for pro-
fit, recently carried some fresh laid eggs TO n
W holesale dealer at Faneuil Hall Market. Bos-
ton. and received for the same forty-three
cents per dozen. The dealer said TO him,
next week will pay you forty-fye cents.
and before Christmas fifty cents a dozen for all
you win bring me like these
What is true of Boston is in measure true
of every market for eggs. The next eight
weeks will be the season of highest prices.
Therefore work your hens now for all they
can do. We have no doubt but that, for want
of the proper ingredients in their food. more
than one-haf of The hens in this country are
now idle. when eggs will sell for fifty cents
per dozen. 1t il pure folly to wonder. spend
time and money or experiment to find out
why your hens do not lay. fou better by Tar
profit by the experience Of Others, and make
them lay during December and January.
The following sworn statement shows That
the quickest and surest way TO do this and in
crease the egg product during three months
from one TO six hundred per cent, j. by the
use of Sheritian's Powder to make hens hay.
once daily in the food
South Waldoboro. Maine.
II commenced Dee. &. 1856. to feed sixty
hens the Sheridan'~ Powder according To DIT
rrctions and continued until January 3i>t.
The fr>t week they laid only thirty egg, the
second 81. the third IaS. the fourth 1876. nth
262. sixth 3l5. seventh 80. and the eighth iT'
eggs" or $50 dozen for the eight weeks.
Yours truly g. Winchenblch,
Subscribed and sworn 10 before M" This
twenty-eighih day Of April. 1881.
Geo. q. Bennsr. j. L
|. :. johnson 4 Co. - Custom House street,
Boston. Mass. are the only manufacturers Of
Shcridan'- Powder 10 make hens lay. which i
sold BY nearly all druggists aud general Store
keepers. For 10 Cents in stamps johnson n
Co.. send post paid 10 any address. two pack
OF the Powder; five packs for SI.oo. tT for
81 20 II cy will send large . - pound can Of
WIDER, a>o one copy of the Farmers Poultry
Raising Guide (price - cts.). postage o. cN-
press prepaid. Sin cans sent for $500. cN-
press prepaid 10 any express office in the nit
ed STATES. fads
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Congress.

SENATE. Immediately after the read
ing 81 the ,iourHui Hpar offered rr>olu
ton naming Senators To constitute til,
standing committees FOR the Fiftieih Con
grc>~ The resolution Wa> adopted
similar resolution. naming the Scna.
tors 10 constitute the select committees
also offered by lIoar and adopted
large number OF communications and
petitions were presented and referred
Among them the following
For allowance OF bounty Of "a l-3 pei
month to all men who served in the army
during the war
For pensions to all who served during
the war
Asking additional compensation foI
fourth-cla>> po>tmaster>.
For a committee of arbitration with Great
Britain
For an amendment Of the constitution
allowing Congress 10 pass uniform laws
on the subject, of marriage and divorce.
For amendment 10 the constitution pro
hibting the manufacture, importation OF
sale If intoxicating liquors in the United
States.
senator Aldrich introduced bill to APP
ply the treasury surplus 10 the purchase Of
bonds.
HOI senator Carlisle requested the
House 10 relieve him of the responsibility
Of appointing the committee on elections
He said that ali early selection Of that com
mittee by the House would greatly facili-
tate the appointment of other committees.
At 20 T.. NJ. the House adjourned The
caucu>es of both parties were called for
the purpose of selecting the membership
of the committee on elections.
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The Lewiston Journal.

The Lewiston journal. Names journal
of journals, is not only an Indispensable
sheet at this office, but with many people
in this county i. is the law and the
prophets.
Since its enlargement last season, it is a
mammoth sheet. and an honor to the State.
The publishers announce some important
special features for the new year. In a
short time they will begin the publication
of new original story. the scene Of
which is laid in Maine, that will prove a
great attraction to Maine newspaper read
ers This brilliant feature. however. will
not affect the quantity and great variety
of news and matters of State interest that
will be especially prepared for the Journal
The journal il now a paper of sixty
four long columns. most of which are filled
with reading matter This embraces every
thing of interest pertaining to Maine, a
well a. full summary of what l. occur
ring in the world at large. In fact, there
j. no paper published 80 fully supplement-
nv tlic ApthI Nal'tis W 7"N' - N'''' -
second paper for home reading.
During the next winter when the pro-
ceedings Of Congress will he watched with
especial interest the Journal will have a
correspondent at the National Capitol.
who will keep its readers promptly advised
Of the latest movements.
The Agricultural Department becomes
each wear OF more value to Maine farmers.
and contains a. much matter a. many
specially agricultural papers. This depart
ment j. in charge of practical farmer,
who each week draws around him new cor
respondents whose experience j. of value
In advancing this great Interest Of Maine
The special popular features Of the
,TairuH will bc continued, aud new ones
added Notable among the new features
viii be, "A >erie, of articles on Home Build
ing. containing practical hints to those
about 10 build. 4 ncw series OF letters
from Europe will also appear. The Sat
ur,lay night man; the agricultural editor
the traveller; our travelling correspon-
dent the editor Of the ladies department.
and the interchangeable >carchcr for Maine
news. will give renewed freshness to their
several departments. The journal reports
Of all special occasions and Occurrences in
Maine arr especially full and complete,
The price J. only - 80 year.
The Lewiston Ecening .t."r'sd i e>pcc-
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Massachusetts, Election.

BosToN. Dec. - The total vote polled
to-day was 81 4s7. the largest in munich
pal election since 1888. OBrien Demo-
crat. is reelected Mayor by plurality OF
l,7j5. His plurality last year was 4.G6s,
and his plurality in 1885 s.69s. The
Board of Aldermen elect stands eight Re-
publicans. two Democrats and two indie
pendent Democrats. gain of two Re-
publicans.
The vote of license was Yes. 26,5l7:
no, 1905 Last year, yes, 2I,223; no.
l6 1856
CLEAN REPUBLICAN SWEEP IN LOWELL.
LOWELL, Dec. Is. Charles ID. Palmer,
Republican, is elected Mayor by a plural
ity of 800. Last year the Democrats had s2l
majority. The Aldermen are all Republi-
cans and also Is of the "a Councilmen. Last
year the Aldermen were all Democrats.
There is 4 Republican gain of four Coun-
cilmep. License majority 1876.
SALEM STRONGLY REPUBLICAN.
SALEM, Dec. IL. Raymond. Republican,
is reelected Mayor by al plurality. The
City Council is strongly Republican. IA
eense majority 525.
HEAVY REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN LYNN.
LYNN, Dec. Is. George Z. Higgins, Re-
publican, is elected Mayor, over Mayor
Hunt. workingmen's candidate by major
ity of 754. The City Council is Republi-
fan. License majority 500
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STATE OF MAINE.

II ANffH h -
Taken Ills sixth DAY Of December \ u.
l>N,. On execution dated NOV. ~ \ y. ISL
issued on 2 judgment rendered by the supreme
Judicial Court f"r the county Of Hancock, at
TIE term thereof h,2un aud held on the second
Tuesday of October n. -. lSS7 to wit. on the
eleventh day of November A. u. 1887. ia favor
Of George q. GRAY II Brook>l illr. against
Eliza Allrn, ADMINISTRATIVE Of the goods OF
simeon Allen of et.wrk. for four hundred
tw euIl three dollars and eleven ccnf- debt Of
damage and twtnty-three dollars and rI.hty-
hNe cents costs Of suit. and will be sold NJ
public auction, at the Office. Of Geo NJ Warren
in Ca>tine. in said county. To the highest bid
der, on the twenty first day OF Januarv, A. d..
lsSs, al ten OF the clock la tie forenoon the
folio" in@ described real estate and nh the
right, lHic and interest which the sad simeon
Allen has III aud 10 the same or had on the
seventeenth day ~ December A. H. 1SSJ at
. 10 O'Clock IN tie afternoon. the time " en-
me >an" was attached on the writ in tbs. same
suit 70 W.T. " certain ~ or parcel Of Lnd >I-
hitd III >t'!.W,ck IA >;iid county and bounded
anu Described ~ foiiow> H. ginuin.. at the
shore OF liasatluer EiNcr III land Of Richard
snow; thence ea>t,ri, alnn. -aid SHOWS land
~ W" hiehwai: tHrurr unilhrrls along the
hih"aN 10 land OF Jo>ei,h +. GRAY: thence
hniti'w"-frriy along >uid tiriN's land to II cor
nrr ihcurc ~ right aBg,> nearly northeastern
1, along said Gra,'> land 10 and OF James H.
Graz: th,rre nprihw r>l.rl, on .njJ 4, r
'raNs land 10 - corner: Thence, 1T nearly right
ahgi' norihea>tcrll Oh said j. h. Grav's land
70 The hl.hwaN: thence Gn said highway to
land OF james II. GRAY thence Southwestern
y along said }. u Graz line 10 the shore of
Bagatiuce River; thence following the line OF
me riter to pluc'e Of brgiuning, said premises
being the Old Frederick GrimdIc farm aud
the Old Ferry Farm called.
JOHN =. REA, Deputy Sheriff.
Dec. o, 1877. 3w4a
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DON'T

lei that cold Of YOURS run on. You think il J.
"A light thing. But it may run into catarrh.
or into pneumonia br consumption.
Caiarrh j. disgusting. Pneumonia is dsn-
yerous consumption l. death itself
The breathing apparatus must De Kept
healthy and clear of an INSTRUCTIONS and Of
f,.,isiyr matter otherwise there j. trouble
ahead.
All the diseases 81 thc>r parts. head, nose
throat bronchial tubes and luug~. can be- d.
h.hifuliy su,l clttrcly cured by The ~ lin~-
chrc'> German syrup. II YOU don't kno"
thi> arcad,. thousands and thousands ~ pco-
pile can tell YOU. They have been cured d, II,
aud know how il j.. ihrm>rlvc-." k"ii'r
only - Cpn'>. A>k any druggist.
IAr!a - ~
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Asnie VI. Pray and Frank p PRAY,
w husband Of said Annie, both of Mt. Desert,
county Of Hancock, state OF Maine, by their mort
gage deed, dated the lfth day OF May, A. D., 1854,
and recorded In the registry of Deeds for the
Is of Hancock, state Of Maine book 1872 Page 4G7,
conveyed 10 me the Undersigned. all their rig ht,
title and interest in ami 10 certain lot or
parcel OF laId, situated in fremont, County and
state aforesaid and bounded and described a.
follows to wit: beginning at the Northeast corn
er boGnh OF y. y. Benson's home>tea al ON Il Oh
way aad running by said BensoG'> ne sou sixty
seven tG1 degrees West twenty-fuur I34i rods:
thence Nnrih thrty-t three and one half 1884, de-
grees " est eighteen [ Is rods thence North Dine-
teen 1871 degre West Gig { { 81 rods and tv e1ty
nj links to land of Colin AcRac, thenct b, sail
Necklaces and Hiram Dix iand south seveltl eight
81 degrees East thirty four ~ rods to Tbs West
lire OF sail highway; thence hy sri HI hwy
S0ntherly six rs rods aud eighteen u ii, k to
the first mentioned bouHd, containing two and
half ~ acr more OF HISS with The hnilsi-
ings thereon. Thereby conveying one-thiri nf tn
above described premises subject 10 H NOR gage
by said Annie to Catherine bUy for three hup-
dre.i collars 800. dated Jan If, 1874 AMI
corded In Vol. l!r,, Page 2S5.
And whereas the condition Of said mon gage ha.
btcn and is nav broken, now therefore by
OF the said breach Of the condition thereof. claim
a foreclosure OF said mortgage.
SAMrEI. X WHiTiN4i.
Dated this foI;rt, enth day Of December, \. H.,
1857. Sw5G
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Notice of Foreclosure.

! 81 u ~ Roscoe e Young, Of Goull -boro.
,,tH.t, OF Hancock and State Of Maine b,
IN Htttth-e dee'L lated April p \. -. Is~i and
recut..c,, the registry OF deeds Tor the county
81 Hancock. state of Maine, Book is Page 2l9
convicted to Arthur HrihkWEteT and " lillian
Brinkwatcr, both 81 Ellsworth. in said county and
state, coriain lot parcel OF land, situated in
said Gould~lOru amt lour'i,.d and desert ell a,
follow sin wit iegtni ing on The Fast side OF the
highway leading trCm >teuben and on the south
he OF ia..d belonging to John stevens. thence
along said south line thirty tsO 49, rods thence
south thirty (30lruds thoEce west parallel with the
North me To the afuI e>aii highway theme along
SAL highway 10 the place II beginning and con
tanning SIX tB) acres auH being part OF Tat is
known as the Niiiirm Workman nmrstead BE
ing the same premises described IN de, d from
the aid William Woik man to Roscoe q. Young,
dated April ~, A. -. lss3, /" which deed refer
elce Is herei'yi'y mad for a more particular lie.
scfipton, together with all the buildings thereon,
anu whereas the EditnH OF said mortgage has
been and is now broken. now therefore by reason
or he breach of the condition thereof, We claim
f'ieci"su of said mortgage.
ARTHUR DRlNKW ATER
WILLIAM nRINkWATER
BY Hiram Vaughan. their Guardian
ilhte'i this fourteenth day Of December H.
49, 3u
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Every nervous person should try Carriers
Little NERVE Pills. They are made specially
for nervous and dyspeptic men and women.
and are Just the medicine needed by all per-
sons who. from any cau>e. do not sleep
well. or who fail to get proper strength from
their food. Cases OF weak stomach. indge>-
tion, dyspepsia. nervous and sick headache.
&c. readily yield 10 the use of the Little
Nerve Pills. particularly Il combined with
Carriers Little Liver Pills. In yials at -
cent?. For sale by s. d. Wiggn.
A clear head is indicative OF good health
and regular habits. When the body is languid
and the mind work, sluggishly. Ayers Cath
artic Pills will assist in the recovery of physi-
cal buovancy and mental yieor
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MARSHALL HALLS

ready method in drow ming as 10 what 10 do
aud how TO DO it, will he found in DIR. kauf-
mann's Medical Work fine coored plates from
life. Send three 2 cent stamps, to pay postage,
A. p. Ordway & Co.. Boston. Mass. and re-
eeiye copy free.
Ministers, Lawyers, Teachers, and Others
whose occupation gives but little exercise.
should Use Carriers Little Liver Pills Tor tor
pd liver and biliousness. One is dose. Try
them. For sale by $. D. Wiggin.
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TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAY Ex-
CEPTED, AS FOLLOWS:

BAR HARBoR tn BANGOR.

III NItd-aUt WtalIItf Only.
fStops on signal or notice to Conductor
These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line to and from Portland Boston
and st. John.
The steamer City of Richmond has resumed her
trips between Portland and Nachiasport, max
ing two round trips per week, leaving Machias
port at o. A. NJ, every Monday and Thursday.
Returning leaves Portland at II 90 Il. NJ, every
TUESDAY and Friday.
PAYSON TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and Gen'l Manager.
r. f. BDOTiIBY, Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Oct. %. 1857. lyr2o
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Sale On Execution.

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4 Il hInDDIc
II. H.. IvUIiIlIl,
No. 0 Main Street.

lit is a puzzle to most every one
as Chris mas time approaches. to de-
eide upon the GIFTS which they IN
tend to present to their relatives aud
friends aud in order to help along in
the good work. have made a list OF
some OF my goods in stock, that will
make USEFUL AND ACCEPTA-
BILE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
To the wife or daughter SILK Dress
would bc acceptable in most cases.
have the article i'll stock that ! VIII
WAR; ANT. at the following prices
sl25. sl.45. sl.6o. 81 -, ~ also
numerous other DRESS GOODS at
lcss cost
What an elegant present one of
those IIYMALAYAN >IIAWL> viii
Ice. So aud $40
Beay,r Shawls. s.. Long Nhawis.
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WANTED. 5000 TONS
e xc ELSI0

To be delivered in 1888.
Parties having power to
spare, and who are located
where wood is cheap. will find
ii to their advantage to COM
municate with us. Full par
tcuiaFs will be given where
machines can be bought. Ad-
dress, the Boston EXCELSIOR
CO.. 70 Canal St. Boston. Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-15
Invitation.

Before buy ing your Christmas Presents you are In
Vitcd Ia call at Helen y, Cousins shop and
examine her stock of Holiday Goods, consisting Of
Fur sets. Gloves, lIanlkerchiefs,JeWeiry,A lbums
Vases, PlEs' Goods, Scrap looks Box stationery,
Decorated hina. Christina Carts. Dolls, Games,
TOYS Books, ferfumrrt, etc. Hearty FOR first
choice
I.ampinp Dec, 4. i-~-
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Suggestions to Correspondents and Ad-
vertisers

w wish to remind all our corrc>pon-
dents and advertisers that tho task OF get
tin. out one issue 0f tn. AMERICAN re-
Juirc, the work OF full week Thursday
mornin. We commence on the outside Of
the paper, printing it generally on Salur-
day morning. During saturday q part of
our compo>itur, work on the inside hut
ON Monday morning the full crew com
m,licc on the inside and drive business
forward it'll She least possible delay For
,, All tni> work W must have copy. to meet
our needs and. If we haze not such H. We
would likcwc must do the next best thing.
By Tuesday night tn" work Of setting up
/ the inside : nearly completed We r. >cr,in in.
! some thoushtle>> or careless advertisers
and contributors. however, who seem 10
think We can gct up a Whole paper on We'd
n,>day morning All advertisements Should
! reach this Office a. early a. TUESDAY noon.
/ 10 Bee sure of an Insertion and the same J.
/ true of correspondence. Something's W.
, are able to do better than this hut jhr
/ morning We wish to devote to the correc-
tion Of proofs and to get to press 10y II
/ O'Clock \. VI.
3 We must again caution correspondents
/ not To- send in anonymous communica-
/ tiou~ We cannot print them. We have
/ received one this week from Sed@Wick,
/ good communication III and Of itself but
We do not know vino sent it. and for that
/ reason cannot use H. We often receive
/ notice Of birth, marriage or death writ
/ ten on a postal card or letter. all right ey-
! identity in every particular. except it lacks
/ the name of the sender. All such 20 into
| the waste basket
Again, it is He,rs wish 10 publish IN
! our news columns and not sentiment. If
John Smith i sick or dead our readers want
to know the fact but they are not particu-
LARRY interested in the regrets" Of the
scribe. however laudable such regret, may
2 be in and Of themselves Above all avoid
ful>ome hattcry
Make your communications models of
breyity. emitting all irrelevant matter and
YOU will greatly oblige the editor ami the
numerous. readers of the AMERICAN.
The hjA Uiorid says The system
attic Efforts that have been made TO break
down the barriers of protection ever Since
Mr. Cleveland was elected show that Eng
land was not mistaken when She rejoiced
over the result of the last Presidential
election
Jules Ferry was fired at three times in
Paris Sunday afternoon. by a man in the
lobby Of the Chamber of Deputies. There
is great excitement. II j. reported that
Ferry j. only slightly wounded.
4 Washington dispatch says 1t is
believed here that the fishery commission
ha> given up all hopes Of formulating
general treaty aud that the most they /
hope to accomplish Is an agreement on a
protocol defining anew the meaning of
certain clauses of the treaty Of 1878. such I
a. those relating to bait. to repairs and re
freshment, and To the trans-shipment in (
bond across Canada of American fish.
An Augusta dispatch dated Tuesday,
says Governor Bodwell Is about the same.
He i better if there is any change In his /
condition
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ought io safety ANY body. - cents w"rih "f
Iitilc Hop Pm Mil >a,e S21."" dHi"r-
bin ~ ca~r. 81 >j,k or bilious hcada,1r pr say
trnubl, Of the stomach 1T liNrr. .if-fgs rHr'
all
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Business Chances.

chances for business are numerous but a
man suffering from Backache, Kidney Diseases
or Sore Lungs wants instant relief The Hop
Plaster affords Immediate and lasting relief for
any kind OF pain or soreness. Is cts. or for
Al
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Freedom iOt;ce.

EioRa valuable consideration hereby rrIea =.
l TO my minor son, arihnr u. IIaue, his time
from now up IL his majority anil shall claim none
of his earnings, nor pay an Of his debt. rnntra,t
e'l fter this date.
Witness j. c. 1hilco.t
Ellsworth. B-cen Der, IT, Isss, 3yr5i.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-15

-Tlie Republican national convention
which met in Washington. for the purpose
of selecting tie time and place for holding
the next Republican national convention,
decided upon Chicago A. the place and
June IL, ISIS. was fixed a. the date. The
roll showed every State and Territory,
with one or two exceptions, TO he repre-
scented.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-15

SUMMER VACATION enjoyment /, n6t'n
married hr prirkl, heat. >>tn->urrrs> >"'p
give, relief >"ld at the drug >tnr" - :. u.
" i..ylu.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-15

Among the members of the Christian
Alliance Whe called on President Cleve-
land Friday, WAS DIR. Burchard, of New
York The President recognized him and
The meeting created much merrimesli,
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?. Y. FORD.
Merry Christmas


of the very best quality. fully
up to the times in designs and
patterns. including all var.
ietieS in willow ware. Also
an extensive line of other
goods such as are usually
found in a firSt-claSs furniture
store. We keep also on hand
a fine stock in
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STATE OF MAINE

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Augusta, Dec. 10, Is.7. !
NOTICE Is hereby given that petition for the
IN pardon of Danforth Staples, a convict in the
State Prison, under sentence for the crime of In
cest. now pending before the Governor and Conn
ell and hearing thereon will he granted In the
Council Chamber, at Augusta, on the 9Th day of
December, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
ORAMANDAL SMITH,
3wJ9 Secretary of state.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-15

The United states supreme court has
sustained tue prohibition law in the cele-
hratcd Kansas liquor case. in which dam
age >uil, were brought by the owners Of
distillerie> which had been closed by the
law. The decision is regarded as a great
victory for prohibition and i supposed TO
forcshadoH the disposition which will be
made Of the Burns case in this State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-15
REPORT OF IuE
Q O NJ ID I II Z O ~
OF TIE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Of Ellsworth, at Ellsworth. inuc state ~
Maine 1t thr rip-c If hu-iur--,
December :, -
Utilities,
STATE OF MAINE.

tprNII or HASCoCk - -, Fred l.. Kent
Cashier ~ the above named bank, 10 solemnly
swear that The above statement /, true 10 the be-t
OF my knowledge and belief.
FRED l.. KENT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this isth ia
OF December, 1887.
LEVI u. WYMAN.
SEAL Notary Pub.ic.
torrect-Attcst;
ANDREW +. Wi>WELL.I
LUJILiCS 4. EMERY. DIr rtur-
EvERARD II. GREEDY, J
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